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The inpatient department of MSF's clinic in Pibor. Photo: Robin Meldrum
South Sudan: MSF strongly condemns the armed robbery of its clinic
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Entrance of the in-patient department of Zemio hospital in Central African Republic. Photo: Inga Meyer/MSF
Central African Republic: Baby brutally killed at a hospital
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Abuk Akuoc, 18, receives an IV treatment of quinine for her severe malaria at the government-run health centre in Panthou. Photo:Diana Zeyneb Alhindawi
South Sudan: An urgent need to prepare for malaria as rains begin
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A medical tent with cholera patients in the Cholera Treatment Centre (CTC) managed by MSF in a school in Abs town, next to the Abs Rural Hospital. Photo: Gonzalo Martínez / MSF
Yemen: Urgent need for improved water and sanitation to curb cholera in Abs region
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Nigeria: On the move and unable to move because of the conflict
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Although TB is preventable and treatable, it remains the world deadliest infectious disease. In 2015 alone, 1.8 million people died from it. Photo: Wendy Marijnissen
Tuberculosis: New report reveals that countries are still not tackling world’s deadliest infectious disease
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Central African Republic: Zemio, a new town under fire
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MSF: HIV response in West and Central Africa will not succeed if key barriers remain unaddressed
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We can continue to learn how to best tackle Ebola and ensure that the West Africa outbreak remains an isolated tragedy. Photo: Tommy Trenchard
DRC: Five lessons learned during the latest Ebola outbreak
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An MSF outreach team screening for malnutrition in the Somalia region last year
Ethiopia: MSF sees tenfold increase in children with malnutrition in Doolo zone
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